Can you guess the location of this month’s special St Patrick’s Day Irish postcard poser?
For those who are new to this feature on our blog, every month we share a postcard-style photo taken somewhere in the UK, or in this case in Ireland. It could be a particular property, a famous landmark, or just a view of the town centre. All you have to do is tell us where and when the photo was taken.
How quickly can you work it out? Please post your answers in the comments section. It looks quite tricky to me but maybe you can prove me wrong!
It’s the Friary Church of New Ross, County Wexford. I don’t know the date, but there’s a distinctive letter box in the wall that a postal historian might be able to follow up.
I made this comment last night, but it seems to have been deleted during the day.
I don’t have a clue, but it’s a beautiful church, and the postcard is obviously pretty old. It’s a very interesting photo as well.
Best wishes to you all